Sometimes those tasks will be tending to his farm or solving a various amount of puzzles as you make your way through town. Throughout your adventure, players will help their new little cat friend with whatever tasks need to be done. Whether its a deep forest with windy roads, overlooking Louis' farm, or traversing a dark cemetery, Ghost Giant does a wonderful job of taking advantage of the headset and placing the player some imaginative worlds. It never ceases to amaze me how developers take advantage of virtual reality and the environments that they can transport you to. The biggest difference is that those LEGOs or action figures can interact with you. The same concept is tied here in Ghost Giant thanks to the use of the PSVR headset and the PS Move controllers. If there is something missing, you just reach an arm out to grab a LEGO then place it wherever you need it. You would tower over them, being able to look in every nook and cranny of the little LEGO house you just built. What these VR titles do great is give you the feeling like you were back at home as a child playing with old action figures or LEGOs. If you have played the excellent title Moss, the perspective that you play in will look very familiar. " Ghost Giant does a wonderful job of making you feel like you're part of its world."
He runs off a little scared at first but he begins to open up to you as you begin to help him out with some tasks. The game begins and Louis notices a giant ghost (the player) overlooking him. You begin the game overlooking essentially the main protagonist named Louis, an adorable little cat that running a farm with his mother. The latest title from Zoink places you in the shoes of a Giant Ghost, yes, just like the title entails. Ghost Giant provides a cute and charming story with some interesting puzzles that will have you grinning from ear to ear at times. I am pleased to say that the new PlayStation VR game Ghost Giantdoes a wonderful job of making you feel like you're part of its world. Games like The Witcher 3 do a great job of immersing you in its world but VR titles are able to literally place you in its world.
While, yes, a regular ol' video game can be completely immersive, there is always one thing that hinders that complete immersion: the distance from your eyes to the TV.
It's really the first piece of video game hardware that can do so. Virtual reality has the ability to make the player feel as if they are in another world entirely.
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